Phatsub
Well-known member
I need a good cleaning solution for my mop water. Something that will make quick and easy work of the tire marks. What do you use?
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Question for Racedeck owners
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pwm72
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Does it accumulate tire marks easily???
3vettesnLift
Active member
I use Spray Nine, works well.
cork
Well-known member
I usualy end up using a rag and some lacquer thinner. Sure wish I went with something other than white. Racedeck has their own line of cleaners, but I can never locate any information on their cleaner.
mikeyr
Well-known member
I agree, I wish I knew how well Racedeck cleaners worked, I have a lot of white under the lift and its more black than white now, I went with all white under the lift for light reflection and it was a great idea until the floor got greasy/oily/dirty.
I don't know how Racedecks cleaner would work with it and I would love to try it but as-is, I buy a gallon of lacquer thinner once, put on a external air supply mask and pour the entire gallon on the floor and scrub as quickly as I can. Then lots of dishwashing soap and hose the whole thing down, takes me about less than one hour once a year but it sure stinks. Its not cheap but cheaper than "testing' the Racedeck cleaner and finding out it does not work.
The rest of the floor, I just mop once in a while so yeah to the other poster there are others out there who mop the floor.
I don't know how Racedecks cleaner would work with it and I would love to try it but as-is, I buy a gallon of lacquer thinner once, put on a external air supply mask and pour the entire gallon on the floor and scrub as quickly as I can. Then lots of dishwashing soap and hose the whole thing down, takes me about less than one hour once a year but it sure stinks. Its not cheap but cheaper than "testing' the Racedeck cleaner and finding out it does not work.
The rest of the floor, I just mop once in a while so yeah to the other poster there are others out there who mop the floor.
cork
Well-known member
The lacquer thinner does not harm the racedeck.
I have a four year old Race Deck Floor. The strongest product I have used is Dawn Power Dissolver with a sponge Scotch Brite. It is one step below oven cleaner. http://s11.photobucket.com/albums/a153/jermar/?action=view¤t=86445cef.jpg
RaceDeck1
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Hi
we offer cleaners for RaceDeck, if you call into RaceDeck at 800-457-0174 you can get some on the way.
You can also use any non-sudsing amonia cleaner as well. The problem with cleaners like SImple Green is they leave a residue behind that is somewhat tacky, making dirt stick to the floor. For problem areas ( like tar) you can use solvents to wipe away, it will not harm RaceDeck.
we offer cleaners for RaceDeck, if you call into RaceDeck at 800-457-0174 you can get some on the way.
You can also use any non-sudsing amonia cleaner as well. The problem with cleaners like SImple Green is they leave a residue behind that is somewhat tacky, making dirt stick to the floor. For problem areas ( like tar) you can use solvents to wipe away, it will not harm RaceDeck.
cork
Well-known member
Jorgen, I appreciate the feedback from the CEO of the company. Could you give a brief rundown of the cleaners offered by Racedeck ?
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